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What if I enter the arena with the beheading ability, will it also not kill the opponent?
Rank 1. Removes the penalty when using two-handed weapons.
Rank 2. Each point of strength increases the accuracy parameter by 1.
Rank 3. Each successful hit has a chance (strength * 2.5) to paralyze the opponent for one turn.
Rank 4. Acquires a chance to deal critical damage (strength).
Rank 5. Chance to deal triple damage (strength).
Rank 6. The character deals an attack exceeding the limit to passing opponents, as well as to opponents standing on adjacent cells, but attacking another target.
Assault. The character instantly covers the distance between himself and his target. 2 Action Points.
Whirlwind. Deals damage to all opponents standing around. 3 Action Points.
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Oh, I understand, he attacked while the character was paralyzed.
There's no point in participating in arena battles without weapon skills... It's not worth it.
I made a single roll for denial. As you can see, it was successful. According to the plan for this event, the knight should have continued the pursuit, but oh well, this is the only time I'm doing this, and only because I can logically explain the warrior's decision – he didn't want to leave his sister alone in such a vulnerable state.
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Are you all going to Lunayia?
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I'm asking Eivind and Sith'al
Last question. Do the characters' health and mana regenerate at the end of the day?
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It's better to sleep with him.
Sit'Al in Lunaia, yes.
It's better to sleep with him.
Ji Ling – an extraordinary sorceress.
Vaaon Meoner – a repulsive aristocrat.
James Odd – a successful mercenary.
Antaer – Lanena's apprentice, a pillar of faith.
Sit'Al – Ramola's apprentice, a favorite of fate.
Larte Darkstorm – the winner.
Eyvind – a simple northerner.
Citri – a charming villainess.
And there was... Spin. He had sneaked in unnoticed by the others. He was now sitting under the table.
The gentleman announced that this marked the end of their organization's work, and now everything depended on them – what this meeting would lead to.
“Don’t be shy,” he said finally, smiling warmly, “after all, you paid for this meeting.”